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Speaker 1: to listen to our communist episode. Has Communism Ever Worked?
Speaker 1: I'm going to try not to get into too many
Speaker 1: spoilers in this if you haven't heard it yet, but
Speaker 1: it was a great It was an incredible story to
Speaker 1: kind of research and socialism in general and the idea
Speaker 1: of whether it's worked or not.
Speaker 2: You know what I have to say. This was one
Speaker 2: of those episodes where I learned a lot. I learned
Speaker 2: a lot while we were doing it, and I always
Speaker 2: enjoy when that happens because I clearly I know so much.
Speaker 2: I have such a big, big brain.
Speaker 1: You have a big brain. You know so much. You
Speaker 1: remind me every day when I'm doing something wrong because
Speaker 1: you have all the information. That is a it is
Speaker 1: a it's we learned something. This isn't so much of
Speaker 1: a spoiler. We learned about the hutter Ights, which I
Speaker 1: did not know about, and it's a group that kind
Speaker 1: of lives a socialist life here in the United States,
Speaker 1: and so we go into their story and then we
Speaker 1: go into kind of like different attempts at communal living
Speaker 1: and come to a conclusion that I think you might
Speaker 1: be surprised by, but I would say that it's this.
Speaker 2: Spoiler alert, we are not communists.
Speaker 1: We did not. I didn't suspect this even to really
Speaker 1: be a topic at the time that we started doing
Speaker 1: the research, but then it kind of exploded onto the
Speaker 1: scene over the course of the last like three or
Speaker 1: four weeks. And I think that has a lot to
Speaker 1: do with with Mondami and is it mom Donnie, Mom, Donnie.
Speaker 1: And you're starting to see a lot of people talk
Speaker 1: about it now on the streets. I saw some videos
Speaker 1: from Nick Shirley, who's that kind of on the street.
Speaker 1: He's an investigator journalists that kind of broke this stuff
Speaker 1: in in the Somali fraud, and he took to the
Speaker 1: streets asking people whether they supported communism. And there's a couple,
Speaker 1: you know, comments that I thought were kind of interesting.
Speaker 1: I want to play a couple of clips for that
Speaker 1: for you guys.
Speaker 4: A woman, would you like them to be out in
Speaker 4: the street?
Speaker 5: I think my answer is yes, even though that's a
Speaker 5: challenging answer to say.
Speaker 1: He asked her if somebody had committed essay, I don't
Speaker 1: want to use the words because all the algorithms don't
Speaker 1: like that, but basically assaulted a woman. And he basically
Speaker 1: asked this NYU student, if somebody assaulted you, would you
Speaker 1: want that person out on the street free? And her
Speaker 1: response was is, yeah, that's kind of a tough one
Speaker 1: as a woman.
Speaker 4: So if you got would you like your rapist to
Speaker 4: be out in the street, Well.
Speaker 5: Like, let me finish, because I have been and they
Speaker 5: are out in the street, and I'm not sure like
Speaker 5: them going to jail is a solution to like whatever's
Speaker 5: going on inside their heart or even my own heart
Speaker 5: that like contributed to that experience that I'm having, And
Speaker 5: I don't want more people to get raped, but I
Speaker 5: don't know for certain. And going into a jail in
Speaker 5: the United States is going to shift anything inside of
Speaker 5: their operating system so that they'll make a different choice again.
Speaker 1: So that is a you know, the reason why that
Speaker 1: came up is because that's one of the socialists policies
Speaker 1: is they want to kind of free the prisons and
Speaker 1: keep everything, you know, basically, don't jail people for wrongdoing.
Speaker 1: Here's another person that was promoting communism to Nick Shirley
Speaker 1: on the street.
Speaker 4: Let's got on your laptop right here, says this machine
Speaker 4: kills fascist. Yeah, right now, we have a rise of
Speaker 4: communism here inside of America. What do you think about
Speaker 4: the rise of communism Communism ideas socialists like ideas. The
Speaker 4: DSA is very prominent nowadays.
Speaker 6: I think it's a good thing. I mean, you're in
Speaker 6: the home of Democratic Socialists and Greenwich Village. This is
Speaker 6: where it began and where it's thrived, where it's been
Speaker 6: thriving for over one hundred years. So this is the
Speaker 6: home of it, and I hope it spreads through the country.
Speaker 6: The more that we take care of each other, the
Speaker 6: better we are collectively going to be.
Speaker 4: Do you think if we tax the rich more will
Speaker 4: have more resources to give out to those.
Speaker 6: Then obviously it's so freaking stupid. The billionaires are not
Speaker 6: paying taxes, and if they just paid their share, we
Speaker 6: would have health care for all, for instance.
Speaker 4: What do you think about for instance, A lot of
Speaker 4: people say like, we need to tax the billionaires more,
Speaker 4: But then we also see all this fraud that's taking
Speaker 4: place here inside the United States. Do you think if
Speaker 4: they just got rid of fraud, we'd have enough resources
Speaker 4: for everyone.
Speaker 6: Just because some thieves are stealing some stuff doesn't mean
Speaker 6: that we should stop the system and stop taxing people
Speaker 6: and stop helping people. Just because some people cheat doesn't
Speaker 6: mean you should wipe out the system.
Speaker 4: And since Zorn's taken office, there's been about a lot
Speaker 4: of millionaires and billionaires have left the city. Now it's
Speaker 4: I mean that there's like eleven billion dollars that will
Speaker 4: no longer be able to get collected from taxes here
Speaker 4: inside New York City.
Speaker 1: Do you think by taxing the rich more people will
Speaker 1: flee New York?
Speaker 6: No, and I don't believe those numbers. Everybody wants to
Speaker 6: be here, so there's no reason for them to leave.
Speaker 1: So that guy was probably about a fifty year old guy.
Speaker 2: From Greenwich Village.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So, But the thing is is that people think
Speaker 1: that this ideology can't come to the United States. But
Speaker 1: and you hear it right there. They set up this
Speaker 1: system to where it is the haves against the have nots,
Speaker 1: the people that can't buy a house, can't pay for
Speaker 1: their groceries against the billionaires that have multiple prop pieces
Speaker 1: of property. And why not tax these people? They won't leave,
Speaker 1: they'll put up with it, they'll pay their fair share.
Speaker 1: Is this argument this guy is making. That's why it's
Speaker 1: important to listen to our new episode on communism. Has
Speaker 1: communism ever worked? Because I think we give a very
Speaker 1: solid argument as to when it does and when it
Speaker 1: doesn't work. And what it comes down to really is trust.
Speaker 1: And if you asked that guide does he trust his government,
Speaker 1: he would probably say no. If you don't trust your
Speaker 1: government unconditionally, then communism and socialism can't work, and it
Speaker 1: can't work for various other reasons, and we get into
Speaker 1: that end of this episode.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but there's no denying that it is spreading. I
Speaker 2: mean it has arrived in New York with Mondamie and
Speaker 2: you know, recently he did something that kind of I
Speaker 2: think it blew our minds. He published the names. There's
Speaker 2: a new tax for people that own second homes in
Speaker 2: New York, and he actually he published their names.
Speaker 1: He docked them, he docks them. And so basically, if
Speaker 1: you have a second property that is over a certain
Speaker 1: amount in value, but it's a new tax on second properties.
Speaker 1: And people are blown away because they're getting this tax
Speaker 1: now for fifty sixty thousand dollars. They have to go
Speaker 1: online all this form and some people that it's their
Speaker 1: primary residence and they're still getting this tax.
Speaker 2: And how many of those people voted for him, I wonder.
Speaker 1: Well, And that's the thing. We have these all of
Speaker 1: these leftists in places like New York City that voted
Speaker 1: these for these policies. They voted for open borders. We
Speaker 1: are letting people in from these countries that have this
Speaker 1: ideology in their country. This is what the Founders were
Speaker 1: so afraid of. They were afraid of these foreign ideas
Speaker 1: coming in and people not leaving them at the door.
Speaker 1: And of course they're not going to leave them at
Speaker 1: the door. They were raised in a certain culture, they
Speaker 1: think a certain way, and then people wonder why do
Speaker 1: they bring those ideas with them here to the United States.
Speaker 1: We know people that move to other states because they
Speaker 1: can't afford in a Democrat state, and so they moved
Speaker 1: to a red state, but then they still end up voting.
Speaker 1: But so, I mean, this is just it's a constant thing.
Speaker 1: You're constantly seeing this ideology spread throughout the United States.
Speaker 1: The only way to fight it, really you have to
Speaker 1: stop it from coming in. And we get back to
Speaker 1: this issue that we keep going to, and we've been
Speaker 1: this has been like the one of the primary themes
Speaker 1: of this show. Immigration. You must be hardcore sticklers on
Speaker 1: immigration to stop these ideas from coming into the United States.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think people think that communism can't come to America,
Speaker 2: But if you look around, you know, people are pretty
Speaker 2: desperate and they can't afford a home. Groceries and gas
Speaker 2: are are killing them, and people are getting desperate, and
Speaker 2: they're going to start voting for it. I mean, look
Speaker 2: at New York.
Speaker 1: One hundred and I hope these people are starting to
Speaker 1: get a feel for it.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 1: In California, you're starting to see some rumbles now because
Speaker 1: some of the influencers and celebrities are getting their houses
Speaker 1: broken into.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, We've got a big, big influx of people
Speaker 2: getting their homes broken into. All of the you know,
Speaker 2: big celebrities. You know, doctor Phil's son is married to
Speaker 2: this really huge podcaster, Morgan Stewart, big influencer. They were
Speaker 2: recently robbed. I mean, so many celebrities are getting robbed
Speaker 2: in Los Angeles right now. It's it's an epidemic.
Speaker 1: It's an epidemic because to fund the police. Yes, you
Speaker 1: have a Karen Bass in charge. She runs on this
Speaker 1: idea of kind of defunding the police and having social
Speaker 1: workers go out. There's parts of Los Angeles, Downtown Los
Speaker 1: Angeles you cannot drive through anymore. The skid Row area
Speaker 1: has grown incredibly. These ideas hit these cities and then
Speaker 1: they spread out to the suburbs, and people, you know, say, I,
Speaker 1: you know, forget the cities. They're you know, they're liberal
Speaker 1: bastions and what have you. I'm I always feel kind
Speaker 1: of a little bit of admiration for people that decide
Speaker 1: to stay and fight it, because it gets to you
Speaker 1: regardless one way or the other. It doesn't matter how
Speaker 1: far you move out, it comes and it finds your way.
Speaker 1: We went through when we were looking for a new
Speaker 1: state to live in at one point five six years ago,
Speaker 1: we were seeing the same things almost everywhere, the beginnings
Speaker 1: of the same thing that we were seeing here in
Speaker 1: California everywhere. So this communism thing is definitely growing, and
Speaker 1: I think it's going to be a topic we got
Speaker 1: like a lot of people were kind of condemning the
Speaker 1: right for continuing to talk about socialism and communism and
Speaker 1: what have you. A couple of years ago. I remember
Speaker 1: a couple key conservative influencers were like, get off of that.
Speaker 1: Nobody cares about that anymore. No, obviously, you're seeing these
Speaker 1: democratic socialists getting elected all across the country. I think
Speaker 1: now there's the Democratic nominee in Wisconsin for governor is
Speaker 1: a Democratic Socialist. This thing is spreading and.
Speaker 2: You got to go big on this one. Everyone's got
Speaker 2: to go big on this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And so people need to be engaged. I see
Speaker 1: so many people, so many people on the right are
Speaker 1: completely disengaged from politics right now because they think their
Speaker 1: guy is in office and they don't even you know,
Speaker 1: they I've had people that are subscribers even say stuff
Speaker 1: to us about, oh, why do you guys care so
Speaker 1: much about Hollywood? And you guys are obsessed with Hollywood,
Speaker 1: And it's because they use that as a as a mouthpiece.
Speaker 1: They use that as as one of their kind of
Speaker 1: battering rams to culture to push through the policies that
Speaker 1: bring us the mom Donnis of the world. We've all
Speaker 1: got a taste of this communism with COVID, and that
Speaker 1: was one of the most mind blowing times I think
Speaker 1: in American history, was during the twenty twenty to twenty
Speaker 1: twenty two or twenty twenty three time frame. And now
Speaker 1: we have Anthony fauci Is back in the news, and
Speaker 1: we're going to get to that right after the break.
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Speaker 1: support storytelling that aligns with your worldview. So this COVID
Speaker 1: stuff has been a real kind of blast from the past.
Speaker 1: And we're only talking about six years ago, but it
Speaker 1: seems like a lifetime ago that COVID hit. I'm seeing
Speaker 1: now because of Fauci is in the news and we'll
Speaker 1: get into that in a minute. But because Fauci's in
Speaker 1: the news now, all these pictures and videos of that time,
Speaker 1: the craziness of that time are coming through my feed.
Speaker 1: And one of the things that I think is kind
Speaker 1: of interesting is is, you know, you see these people
Speaker 1: performing on stage and they're blowing into the flute and
Speaker 1: they have a mouth cover on, their face mask on,
Speaker 1: but there's a slit in so that they could blow
Speaker 1: into the instrument. And then there's other people that are
Speaker 1: in these kind of makeshift tents on stage. You see
Speaker 1: people like getting choked out because they're not wearing a
Speaker 1: mask inside some food restaurant and getting thrown out. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's just that was a crazy, crazy time.
Speaker 2: Do you have any idea how many people that I
Speaker 2: got into a fight with because they wanted me to
Speaker 2: put on my mask? Yeah, and I was defiant.
Speaker 1: We had a very I think unique experience in.
Speaker 2: That we didn't comply at all.
Speaker 1: No, oh my god, I mean only I didn't. I
Speaker 1: complied two places. I complied when I went to the
Speaker 1: gun store, and I complied when I went to the bank.
Speaker 2: And when you picked up our prime for Christmas, you complied.
Speaker 1: That, well, I had to. I had it off. It
Speaker 1: was for Thanksgiving actually, And I went to go pick
Speaker 1: up the prime rib and she wouldn't give it to me.
Speaker 1: She wouldn't sell it to me because I wasn't wearing
Speaker 1: my mask. And so we get into this kind of
Speaker 1: staring match and I'm like, you're you're touching everything, like
Speaker 1: what are you talking about? And she wouldn't give it
Speaker 1: to me. And she wouldn't give it to me, and
Speaker 1: I'm like, oh my god, if I leave this store
Speaker 1: right now, Stater Brothers, which you ordered the meat like early,
Speaker 1: if I do not get this meat, I am in
Speaker 1: bigger trouble than with this woman right here, right now,
Speaker 1: this cash here. It was a crazy time. But what
Speaker 1: I was about to say is we happened to be
Speaker 1: in this community that had a lot of Chinese nationals.
Speaker 1: I would say, in the end of December, we caught COVID.
Speaker 1: Me and my daughter got deathly, deathly ill. You didn't
Speaker 1: really get sick, but me and her like I had
Speaker 1: the worst flew ever in December twenty nineteen. And she
Speaker 1: comes back to school in the very beginning of January,
Speaker 1: and we're seeing all these Chinese national students wearing masks.
Speaker 1: And then we find out that some of the students
Speaker 1: are their parents aren't here.
Speaker 2: Because all the Chinese parents were stuck in China, right and.
Speaker 1: Get back, you're right, you're right. And what was going
Speaker 1: on is is there was several people at our school.
Speaker 1: They had a manufacturing facility in Wuhan. So we caught
Speaker 1: this like nobody was talking about it. This is like
Speaker 1: the very first week of January, and we're like, what's
Speaker 1: going on here, Like we're not seeing it in the news.
Speaker 1: So we got, you know, completely apocalypse ready.
Speaker 2: Oh we were ready.
Speaker 1: You know. We got like the food, we got the
Speaker 1: toilet paper, we got everything. In early January, we were ready. Again.
Speaker 2: Well, here's the beauty of it, though. I was already
Speaker 2: ready with the with the hazmat suits, yes, and our
Speaker 2: very special gas masks at the filter. I mean I
Speaker 2: had everything already.
Speaker 1: You had everything, everything ready to go. So by the
Speaker 1: end of January, we had been through it already. We
Speaker 1: had already like, Okay, there's obviously people from Wuhan at
Speaker 1: our school.
Speaker 2: Everybody in our small little community at school, we were
Speaker 2: all talking about it, and we knew something was going on. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and I said, they're going to shut us down. I
Speaker 2: knew it was coming.
Speaker 1: By the time February came, we were over it. And
Speaker 1: that's when it started to kind of pick up steam
Speaker 1: and you start seeing Trump in the end of January,
Speaker 1: I think it was January thirty. First he bans travel
Speaker 1: from like some of the affected areas, and he was
Speaker 1: called a racist for that, and he was at the
Speaker 1: same time going through the impeachment, and I found it
Speaker 1: was fascinating to see when you really look at the timeline,
Speaker 1: the Democrats completely were trying to downplay it. I think
Speaker 1: it was February, the third or fourth week of February,
Speaker 1: I think twenty fourth through the twenty eighth, something like that.
Speaker 1: Twenty ninth, Nancy Pelosi was trying to convince people to
Speaker 1: go to Chinatown because because she was saying that they
Speaker 1: were being racist, that they weren't going to Chinatown and
Speaker 1: they were targeting the Chinese. And this is Nancy Pelosi
Speaker 1: encouraging everybody. On February twenty fourth, I believe it was
Speaker 1: to head down to Chinatown.
Speaker 3: You should come to Chinatown. Precautions have been taken by
Speaker 3: our city. We know that there is a concern about
Speaker 3: tourism traveling all throughout the world, but we think it's
Speaker 3: very safe to be in Chinatown and hope that others
Speaker 3: will come well. I have confidence in doctor Fauci at
Speaker 3: the National Institutes of Health, who has some further confidence in.
Speaker 2: What we're doing.
Speaker 1: So there you have it. There is Nancy Pelosi in
Speaker 1: the end of February encouraging people to go down to Chinatown,
Speaker 1: and then within a matter of just a couple of weeks,
Speaker 1: they turned on a dime. And I think what they
Speaker 1: realized was is that they can use this to go
Speaker 1: after Trump because he was doing so well, the economy
Speaker 1: was booming, he was on on his way to reelection.
Speaker 1: There was nothing stopping him unless you could hurt the economy.
Speaker 1: And what's going to hurt the economy more than completely
Speaker 1: shutting it down. And so within like a matter of
Speaker 1: two weeks, it went from Nancy Pelosi encouraging people to
Speaker 1: go down to Chinatown to if you don't want this
Speaker 1: the you know, this world shut down, then you want
Speaker 1: your grandmother, my grandmother dead. You want your grandmother dead.
Speaker 1: And it was a shocking thing to watch how many
Speaker 1: people complied and we were just not on board. Maybe
Speaker 1: part of that had to do with what we had
Speaker 1: went through with at the school and seeing that it
Speaker 1: wasn't that big of a deal, or at least it
Speaker 1: wasn't as big as people were trying to, you know,
Speaker 1: make you think.
Speaker 2: I mean, it was just also clear that they saw
Speaker 2: that they could use it against Trump and the Democrats
Speaker 2: took that route. They're dirty, yes, and we didn't trust them.
Speaker 2: We saw we saw right through it.
Speaker 1: We saw right through it and to see this moment
Speaker 1: and to see kind of where it went. So now
Speaker 1: you have Fauci coming forward because you know he's going
Speaker 1: to testify. He just recently testified, or he didn't testify,
Speaker 1: but he The reason why Fauci's in the news, I'm
Speaker 1: sure everybody knows this is because Robert F. Kennedy Junior
Speaker 1: found some a diary basically of his So this man,
Speaker 1: while all this was going on, he was making himself
Speaker 1: notes on a government computer, this genius because he wanted
Speaker 1: to have it for his kind of my memoir or
Speaker 1: a book that he was going to publish before he died.
Speaker 1: So he starts typing all this stuff out and then
Speaker 1: right before the end of his term, he emails it
Speaker 1: to himself. And then through their investigation they found these email,
Speaker 1: this email on the servers and the revelations that are
Speaker 1: coming out at So he's asked to come to the
Speaker 1: Senate and to a Senate hearing to testify. He should
Speaker 1: be able to because he got a blanket pardon from
Speaker 1: Joe Biden. I believe from twenty fourteen to two thousand
Speaker 1: and I want to say twenty twenty five. So if
Speaker 1: he did commit a crime, he's pardoned. So according to
Speaker 1: several kind of legal experts in this area, they're like,
Speaker 1: you should be able to testify because he can't plead
Speaker 1: the fifth because he's not going to incriminate himself because
Speaker 1: he has a pardon. And the interesting thing is that
Speaker 1: if you look at his statements prior, he always talked about, oh,
Speaker 1: I'm going to testify if I'm ever asked. Here's Fauci
Speaker 1: saying that very thing earlier.
Speaker 7: I am very happy to testify before any Congressional oversight committee.
Speaker 7: I have nothing to hide. I can explain and validate
Speaker 7: everything that I've done. So you know it's going to
Speaker 7: be inconvenient if they actually are out there essentially threatening
Speaker 7: to make my life miserable. But it's I mean, I'm
Speaker 7: going to do what I need to do, and that
Speaker 7: is cooperate fully because we have nothing to hide at all.
Speaker 1: So that was him in two thousand and two. This
Speaker 1: was him earlier this week in front of the Senators
Speaker 1: asking him questions.
Speaker 5: The fil a.
Speaker 3: Question.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so of course that wasn't a Fauci, That was
Speaker 1: Dave Chappelle. But yeah, so here he is actually actually.
Speaker 8: The fifth Under the advice of my attorneys, I will
Speaker 8: invoke my right under the fifth Amendment of the Constitution
Speaker 8: to refrain from answering your questions.
Speaker 1: So there you have it. There, he is Fauci.
Speaker 2: Please Shi have brought in a jail cell for what
Speaker 2: he did. It was criminal. Do you remember how people
Speaker 2: were treated, How people were treated that didn't get the
Speaker 2: vax People that that you know, we're going to lose
Speaker 2: their jobs, so they were forced to get the vax.
Speaker 2: I mean, it was absolutely horrible.
Speaker 1: I think everyone should be absolutely fury in this moment
Speaker 1: because the few of us that fought the vaccination, the
Speaker 1: mandatory vaccinations. There was a moment where I even considered
Speaker 1: getting the vaccination because I got COVID so bad that
Speaker 1: it hit me pretty hard. In hindsight, I think it
Speaker 1: was actually the treatment that got me sick and not
Speaker 1: the COVID. But at the end of the day, them
Speaker 1: trying to force it on everybody, force it on kids,
Speaker 1: closing down the schools, people committed suicide, people weren't able
Speaker 1: to say goodbye to their loved ones.
Speaker 2: People died in hospitals alone.
Speaker 1: Alone, by themselves. And this man, if you look at
Speaker 1: the diary, you see what he was saying publicly was
Speaker 1: different than what he was saying privately. Here's some of
Speaker 1: the revelations that we see in the diary. Give them. Well,
Speaker 1: one he spoke to I think it was a dozen
Speaker 1: or so experts in this area, and two of them
Speaker 1: said that it originated from the Wuhan wet markets. The
Speaker 1: other ten thought that it was potentially thrust upon the community,
Speaker 1: potentially from a lab. But he went with the wet
Speaker 1: market argument. So he's speaking to these twelve experts. There
Speaker 1: is two that's saying that it originated from the wet markets,
Speaker 1: and then ten that are saying, well, yeah, no, I
Speaker 1: think it actually might have been put into the system
Speaker 1: potentially from a lab leak, and he goes with the
Speaker 1: other with the wet market argument. You see him at
Speaker 1: one point he withheld from the government something an issue
Speaker 1: that he had after getting a vaccination. I believe he
Speaker 1: had some kind of blood clot He withheld that information
Speaker 1: from the public, various other things in private where he
Speaker 1: would say that publicly he was not telling the schools
Speaker 1: to close down but then in his diary he notes
Speaker 1: that he was privately encouraging these states to close down
Speaker 1: their schools. So you see this contradiction after contradiction, and
Speaker 1: at the end of the day, what you really see
Speaker 1: is is this incentive for him to keep this thing
Speaker 1: going because it was giving him stardom that no person
Speaker 1: in his position had ever had. He at one point,
Speaker 1: I think he puts in his diary that he is
Speaker 1: the most famous person in the world and everybody's talking about.
Speaker 2: The media loves him or something like that. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 2: it was also, you know, making him a lot of money.
Speaker 2: It was making him money.
Speaker 1: He got some money from awards, and he look over
Speaker 1: a million dollars in awards for like public service. He's
Speaker 1: reaching out to and talking with Julia Roberts, He's having
Speaker 1: dinners with Jake Tapper, by the way, while he's telling
Speaker 1: everybody that you can't go out for Thanksgiving and advising
Speaker 1: people not to go out for Thanksgiving. So he made
Speaker 1: our lives hell and he brought a form of communism
Speaker 1: into the United States. That's why we were pushing so
Speaker 1: hard for this thing to not be implemented, because what
Speaker 1: you're seeing he is kind of a sneak attack for
Speaker 1: communism to come into the United States. Everyone says, oh, okay,
Speaker 1: you know, hindsight's twenty twenty. We didn't know this thing
Speaker 1: could have gone, you know, really bad. No, by March,
Speaker 1: we knew. We could look at Italy and we could
Speaker 1: look at Sweden. They were taking two different paths, and
Speaker 1: it was hitting them primarily the same. It didn't matter
Speaker 1: whether you stayed open or whether you shut down. There
Speaker 1: were experts that had done the research, which Fauchi also saw,
Speaker 1: that basically said that this thing is highly, highly contagious.
Speaker 1: It's actually more contagious than we thought, but it's also
Speaker 1: not as deadly as we thought, and so it's really
Speaker 1: like a bad flu. And yes, people died, but at
Speaker 1: the end of the day, if you're talking about allowing
Speaker 1: communism into your country. A perfect example George Washington during
Speaker 1: the American Revolution, smallpox was going crazy. They didn't stop
Speaker 1: the revolution because of that. I think smallpox was somewhere
Speaker 1: on the order of like thirty percent death rate. We
Speaker 1: had already known by March that it was nowhere near that.
Speaker 1: It was in the like very very like under one percent.
Speaker 1: But they decided to go this route and shut everything down.
Speaker 1: Why because they saw this as a perfect opportunity to
Speaker 1: go after Trump and to stop him in this election cycle.
Speaker 1: And who's kind of admitting to that now is doctor
Speaker 1: Deborah Burks. If you might remember her, she was the
Speaker 1: one that was always wearing the scarf that kind of
Speaker 1: like Styley Scarf's at these press conferences. Well, this is
Speaker 1: her recently talking about this moment and about the shutdowns
Speaker 1: and how basically all these Democrat states they overshut down
Speaker 1: and they shut down for too long because we were
Speaker 1: in election season.
Speaker 9: I think all of us need to be quite honest
Speaker 9: with ourselves about how the not only the information evolved,
Speaker 9: but the needs for the relevant what we call countermeasures
Speaker 9: should have also evolved. What do I mean by that
Speaker 9: when this first hit, we didn't have enough testing out there.
Speaker 9: We couldn't stop the spread in any way. Hospitals were
Speaker 9: being overrun, We didn't have a supply chain that matched
Speaker 9: the need, and so the first part in the few
Speaker 9: months were at crisis. But once we got additional therapies
Speaker 9: monoclonal antibodies, long acting monoclonal antibodies around severear where there
Speaker 9: were actually additional treatments, then you can pull back on
Speaker 9: some of the mitigation, but because it was an election year,
Speaker 9: there were states that persisted and they're very tight mitigations
Speaker 9: and others that showed us a way that you could
Speaker 9: open K through twelve and higher ED and I saw
Speaker 9: it myself. If you gave higher ED tests, they really
Speaker 9: prevented spread.
Speaker 1: And so there you have it. She basically admits that
Speaker 1: because we were in election cycle, people over shut down
Speaker 1: and why because it was destroying Trump's economy. They wanted
Speaker 1: to hurt Trump. They wanted to It was very clear
Speaker 1: that this was not anywhere near as deadly as people
Speaker 1: were afraid it was. But what did they do at
Speaker 1: this time? They got the whole mail in ballot thing going,
Speaker 1: they got the ballot harvesting. They kept pushing and pushing
Speaker 1: and pushing for this because they could do this basically
Speaker 1: blanket mail in ballots, and they had this ballot harvesting
Speaker 1: machine that they can use to win the election. And
Speaker 1: it was a shocking thing to watch happen because Trump
Speaker 1: was on the march to a reelection easily. He was
Speaker 1: winning in the polls, the economy was booming and what
Speaker 1: have you. And unfortunately Trump, I don't want to say
Speaker 1: that he caved under pressure. We did a story on
Speaker 1: this when we were kind of looking at Trump's first term,
Speaker 1: and we kind of asked this question, what was Trump's
Speaker 1: biggest mistake? His biggest mistake was shutting down because if
Speaker 1: he hadn't shut down, and he potentially could have been
Speaker 1: re elected. But the pressure was crazy. There's not a
Speaker 1: person alive that could have fought back on that pressure.
Speaker 1: Not a person alive. But we were one of the
Speaker 1: few voices out there that were telling everyone, what are
Speaker 1: we doing? Why are you doing this? This is crazy
Speaker 1: because we cannot let Marxism and socialism and communism into
Speaker 1: this country. If we had Chinese communists rushing our shores
Speaker 1: okay because they want to bring communism here to America,
Speaker 1: how many people is you know, are we allowed to say, okay,
Speaker 1: we were this death toll works to fight communism at
Speaker 1: our shores. We would probably say quite a few people.
Speaker 2: I don't think people were looking at it as we
Speaker 2: were fighting a war, but we were.
Speaker 1: We were fighting a war. We were fighting a war.
Speaker 1: We were fighting a war, and if you're fighting a war,
Speaker 1: you're going to lose some people.
Speaker 2: People are going to die. If a country came and
Speaker 2: invaded our shores. We would send our military out there,
Speaker 2: men and women, where they would go out there and
Speaker 2: they would fight. They would fight for our country a country.
Speaker 2: Some of the many, many people would die.
Speaker 1: And we would be willing for that death toll to
Speaker 1: be pretty high to stop Communism from entering into our country.
Speaker 2: To stop the war from spreading to the country.
Speaker 1: And so this was a war, but it was a
Speaker 1: different kind of a war. It wasn't a war where
Speaker 1: you had tanks and machine guns had It was an
Speaker 1: information war. It was this sickness, and this illness was
Speaker 1: the trojan horse that brought Communism into the United States.
Speaker 1: Next thing you know, we're going to the grocery store
Speaker 1: and you could only go one way down the aisle,
Speaker 1: and they have an arrow where you could only go
Speaker 1: one way. I remember I used to go to the
Speaker 1: grocery store and I used to have toddlers look at
Speaker 1: me because I wasn't wearing a mask like I was
Speaker 1: like an alien. You'd drive around and you would see
Speaker 1: people alone in their vehicles with a mask.
Speaker 2: On, wearing a mask.
Speaker 1: Yes, I still see those people.
Speaker 2: I still see those people too. And when I see
Speaker 2: a person wearing a mask these days like that, I
Speaker 2: think they're probably not their nuts.
Speaker 1: Get away from it, Get.
Speaker 2: Away from me. I'm trying to stay safe. I have
Speaker 2: to say that during that time, because you know, we
Speaker 2: famously did not get the vaccine, I think I do
Speaker 2: kind of regret because I didn't want to take the
Speaker 2: position publicly, like to tell people, don't get the vax
Speaker 2: And I regret that because privately I was telling people
Speaker 2: that I love, don't get the vaxed. Yeah, don't get vexed.
Speaker 2: My mom, don't get vexed. Your mom, don't get vexed.
Speaker 2: You know, our elderly family. Just stay in if you're scared,
Speaker 2: and we will bring the groceries to you. You know,
Speaker 2: we will keep you comfortable. I feel bad about that,
Speaker 2: and it definitely felt like we were at war. I mean,
Speaker 2: those of us that did not get the vaccine, we
Speaker 2: were treated so incredibly poorly during that.
Speaker 1: Time, especially being here in California.
Speaker 2: I had a friend, okay, a good friend who's a doctor,
Speaker 2: she's a pediatrician, tell me that if I got COVID
Speaker 2: because I wasn't vaxed, that I did not deserve to
Speaker 2: get a hospital bed.
Speaker 1: That I basically did die yeah, I remember.
Speaker 2: And you know what, I went ape shit on her.
Speaker 2: She took the hippocratic oath. She should lose her medical license.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: You know, if a gay man comes in with colon cancer,
Speaker 2: are you going to refuse him treatment?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: You know, if a smoker comes in with heart disease,
Speaker 2: lung disease, are you going to refuse them treatment. I mean,
Speaker 2: it was just it was such a horrible hard time.
Speaker 1: It was a tough time. I remember there was another
Speaker 1: doctor that was a friend of ours that she was saying, Oh,
Speaker 1: you know, you gotta wear the mask, wear the mask
Speaker 1: or the mask. And I was like, wait a minute.
Speaker 1: You're sending your kid. This was in the summer, the
Speaker 1: summer of twenty twenty. You're sending your kid to a
Speaker 1: basketball camp. Oh yeah, but they're having them more masks. Okay,
Speaker 1: they're playing basketball, They're bouncing a ball, they're sweating all
Speaker 1: over each other. They're all sweating over the ball, and
Speaker 1: they're passing it to each other. What are you talking about,
Speaker 1: you call yourself a doctor. It was the most ridiculous
Speaker 1: time frame. I mean, think about BLM at the time,
Speaker 1: think about the the George Lloyd Riots and what happened there,
Speaker 1: and then basically it was okay for you to go
Speaker 1: out and protest because for some reason that was an
Speaker 1: okay thing to do, and you actually had experts coming
Speaker 1: out and saying that was an okay thing to do
Speaker 1: with a straight face. They would go on CNN and
Speaker 1: argue that the protests were okay, but then would make
Speaker 1: you not be able to go do a restaurant or
Speaker 1: or make restaurants close down. You know, me restaurants went
Speaker 1: out of business. Restaurants that have been around for like
Speaker 1: one hundred years that shut down. They could not withstand it,
Speaker 1: you know how Me Downtown restaurants now are completely gone
Speaker 1: because they couldn't. They couldn't stick around during that timeframe,
Speaker 1: people suffered in a big way.
Speaker 2: It was completely politicized.
Speaker 1: And but the thing was is that we kind of
Speaker 1: have a hard time even saying this out loud. We
Speaker 1: kind of benefited from COVID in that we had a podcast,
Speaker 1: we worked from home, I didn't have to go to work,
Speaker 1: and we got a bunch of advertising coming our way.
Speaker 1: Because people couldn't do events, they couldn't do the kind
Speaker 1: of advertise that they normally would, so they looked to digital.
Speaker 1: They looked to digital to do advertising, and we got
Speaker 1: a big influx of advertising at that time. And even
Speaker 1: through that, I was like, keep everything open, open it
Speaker 1: up now, yeah, because we're talking about our country here,
Speaker 1: we're talking about this infiltration of communism through COVID into
Speaker 1: the United States. It was worth fighting for. We were
Speaker 1: at war. Some people die in war, okay, And at
Speaker 1: the end of the day, when you looked at Sweden
Speaker 1: and you looked at Italy, there was no difference whether
Speaker 1: you closed or whether you opened. Period. The data was
Speaker 1: out there. But those people were shut down and shut
Speaker 1: up because Fauci wouldn't allow those people to talk. So
Speaker 1: you had everyone from Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert mocking
Speaker 1: these people basically saying that if you don't get the vaccine,
Speaker 1: you should die. We had all this pressure to get
Speaker 1: kids to get vaccine when there was literally zero risk
Speaker 1: for kids for COVID. So I mean, it was.
Speaker 2: Just risk for kids, very very lovely seeing it didn't
Speaker 2: stop you from getting sick, and it didn't stop you
Speaker 2: from spreading it.
Speaker 1: That was another thing that was We saw him in
Speaker 1: the diary that Fauci was writing about it.
Speaker 2: So why are you getting this shot?
Speaker 1: But he wouldn't say that part.
Speaker 2: You know what, you know what, you know why then
Speaker 2: they switched it to oh, well you're not going to
Speaker 2: get it.
Speaker 1: It's bad bad.
Speaker 2: I mean I heard that from so many people. I
Speaker 2: was like, you have COVID and you got VAXs, And
Speaker 2: I were like, yeah, but I would have probably got
Speaker 2: it way worse if I didn't get the vax.
Speaker 1: I had one of my oldest childhood friend's mothers on
Speaker 1: Instagram tell me that I should be ashamed of myself
Speaker 1: for not getting my daughter vaccinated, and I was. I
Speaker 1: laid into I ripped into this woman. I couldn't believe
Speaker 1: that the way that people were just caving to this.
Speaker 1: And then you know, and you got you had, you know,
Speaker 1: stars like the tennis star Novaka Djokovic. I believe he
Speaker 1: couldn't even go into the Australian Open because he wouldn't
Speaker 1: get vaccinated. You had people being pulled out of the
Speaker 1: ocean that we're trying to basically surf. You had people
Speaker 1: that were trying to just work out. They would stop
Speaker 1: them sometimes if they would get arrested. They filled the
Speaker 1: skateboarding park over in Santa Monica. With sand I mean,
Speaker 1: it was just absolute chaos. And to see the sheeple
Speaker 1: all fall for this and to see so many people
Speaker 1: buy into it and comply was mind blowing to me.
Speaker 2: But also a lot of people that did not want
Speaker 2: to comply were forced to comply because if they didn't,
Speaker 2: then they were going to lose their jobs, yes, and
Speaker 2: their livelihood to you know, support their family. It was
Speaker 2: just horrible.
Speaker 1: It was horrible. So I want to get into a
Speaker 1: little bit more on this and also kind of talk
Speaker 1: about some lessons learned from it. This kind of a
Speaker 1: silver lining from the entire COVID time, because there are
Speaker 1: some silver linings, some big silver linings, and we're going
Speaker 1: to get to that in part two. Join us over
Speaker 1: there now,